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Poem by Arthur Conan Doyle «Songs of the Road» (1911). 24. The Empire. 1902 They said that it had feet of clay, That its fall was sure and quick. In the flames of yesterday All the clay was burned to brick. When they carved our epitaph And marked us doomed beyond recall, “We are,” we answered, with a laugh, “The Empire that declines to fall.” Arthur Conan Doyle Arthur Conan Doyle's other poems:
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